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A) executive and independent rules.
B) legislative and interpretive rules.
C) informal and "notice and comment" rules.
D) promulgated and unpromulgated rules.
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A) sex (gender) .
B) sexual orientation.
C) national origin.
D) race.
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A) Tina can only obtain copies of declassified information.
B) Tina is entitled to all information the IRS has about her.
C) Tina can only obtain information about the IRS, not records concerning herself.
D) Tina cannot obtain any information since the IRS is exempt from the FOIA.
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A) a stare decisis.
B) a de novo.
C) an excaliber.
D) a subpoena duces tecum.
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A) predictability.
B) flexibility.
C) legislative intent.
D) change.
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A) a Senate committee specializing in the subject matter of the proposed legislation.
B) the full House.
C) a Conference Committee made up of representatives of both the House and Senate.
D) the voters of her state for approval.
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A) The plain meaning rule.
B) Legislative history.
C) Public policy.
D) All of the above.
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A) the OSHA.
B) an administrative law judge.
C) an administrative mediator.
D) a House-Senate Conference Committee.
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A) The 1964 Civil Rights Act.
B) The Clean Agency Act.
C) The Administrative Procedure Act.
D) The Freedom of Information Act.
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